Super Gussun Oyoyo 2 is one of those weird little SNES puzzle-platformers that somehow sticks with you. You control these round, bouncy characters—Gussun and Oyoyo—and the whole thing feels like playing with physics toys while someone keeps changing the rules. One minute you're stacking blocks to reach a ledge, the next you're ricocheting off walls like a pinball.

The levels start simple, but don’t let that fool you. By the third world, you’ll be muttering to yourself as you try to time jumps just right or figure out how to launch your character across gaps using springs and weird gravity shifts. The art’s got that early ‘90s charm—bright colors, squishy animations—and the music’s oddly catchy in a "why is this stuck in my head?" way.

If you’ve played the first one, this sequel cranks up the chaos with more hazards and some genuinely devious stage designs. And if you haven’t? Doesn’t matter—just expect to restart a few times before things click. It’s the kind of game where failing is half the fun.